miniature waterproof shielded connectors

12018.7④

36.4

ReceptaclePlug

Ø1

3

8.9 mm max. (3 pos.)

Miniature Waterproof Shielded ConnectorsLF Series

Fig. 1

■Features1. Ease of shielded termination and

connector assemblyAll components are self-aligning and do not require complex assembly tooling. The shield of the cable is connected with the metal housing of the connector using simple shielding clamp, supplied with the connector. (Fig. 2)

2. Water and dust protectedThe LF series is a rugged, waterproof connector series that is IP67 and IP68 rated in the mated condition.IP67 : Left in water at a depth of 1 m for 30 minutesIP68 : Left in water at a depth of 2 m for 14 days

3. Simplified assembly procedureNo use of screws makes wiring and mounting easier.

4. Bayonet lockShort turn bayonet lock assures secure vibration resistant mating of the connectors. (Fig. 3)

5. Acquired safety standard4 pos. is 10A and meets safety standards (TÜV)Also 3- and 4-pos. have acquired the UL standard.

6. High current rating capacity

Mated dimensions (Example : LF07)

No. of contacts

3

4

6, 12 and 20

11

Current rating

5A max.

10A max.

2A max.

10A max.

2A max.

Built-in shieldconnection spring Cable shielding connection clamp

Cable

Shielding Connection - Plug

Fig. 2

Mating: Insert the plug, and then turn the locking collar clockwise, as indicated by the coupling direction marking.

Mating: Insert the plug, and then turn the locking collar clockwise, as indicated by the coupling direction marking.

PlugPlugLocking collarLocking collarReceptacleReceptacle

Un-mating: Turn the locking collar counter-clockwise then pull off the plug.

Coupling direction markingCoupling direction marking

Coupling direction markingCoupling direction marking

2

1

1

2

Short turn bayonet lock

Fig. 3

In cases where the application will demand a high level of reliability, such as automotive, please contact a company representative for further information.

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LF Series●Miniature Waterproof Shielded Connectors

Series name : LFShell size 07 10 13Waterproof W : Waterproof type Lock Mechanism B : Bayonet lock Connector type P : Plug R : Receptacle J : Jack (* : Form change zoning symbols in an identical class)

■Product Specifi cations

Ratings

Voltage rating

125V AC, 175V DC (3 pos.)125V AC, 125V DC (4 pos.) 30V AC, 42V DC (6 pos. , 12pos. , 20pos.)125V AC, 125V DC (11 pos. A to D) 30V AC, 42V DC (11 pos. 1 to 7)

Current rating

5A max. (3 pos.)10A max. (4 pos.)2A max. (6 pos. , 12pos. , 20pos.)10A(11 pos. A to D), 2A(11 pos. 1 to 7)

Operating temperature range –25ç to +85ç

Storage temperature range –10ç to +60ç

Item Specifi cations Conditions

1.Contact resistance15mø max. (3, 6, 12, 20 pos.) 5mø max. (4 pos.) 5mø max. (A to D), 15mø max. (1 to 7)(11 pos.)

1A DC

2.Insulation resistance 1000Mø min.500V DC (3, 4 pos.) 100V DC (6, 12, 20 pos.)500V DC (A to D), 100V DC (1 to 7)(11pos.)

3.Withstanding voltage No fl ashover or insulation breakdown.1250V AC/1 minute (3, 4 pos.)300V AC/1 minute (6, 12, 20 pos.)1250V AC(A to D),300V AC(1 to 7) / 1 minute(11pos.)

4.Vibration No electrical discontinuity for 10µs max.10 → 55 → 10Hz /cycle, single amplitude of 0.75mm 5 minutes / cycle, three directions, 10 cycles for each direction.

5.Shock No electrical discontinuity for 10µs maxAcceleration of 490m/s

2, duration of 11ms, three

directions, three times for each direction.

6.Durability6.　(Mating/un-mating)

30mø max. (3, 6, 12, 20 pos.)10mø max. (4 pos.)10mø max.(A to D), 30mø max.(1 to 7)(11pos.)

1000 cycles

7.Temperature cycle Insulation resistance : 100Mø min.Temperature : -55ç → Room temperature → +85ç → Room temperatureTime : 30 → 2 to 3 → 30 → 2 to 3 (minutes) 5 cycles

8.HumidityInsulation resistance : 10Mø min. (at high humidity condition)Insulation resistance : 100Mø min. (at dry condition)

96 hours at temperature of 40ç and humidity of 90% to 95%.

9.Water / dust protection When mated with corresponding connector.Complete dust protection. No water penetration when submerged for 48 hours at the depth of 1.8 meter.

■Materials / FinishComponents Material Finish / Color Remarks

Body / back shell Zinc alloy Nickel plated ––––––––––

Insulator PPS Black UL94V-0

Contacts Copper alloy Selective Gold plated ––––––––––

Packing Chloroprene rubber Black ––––––––––

Tightening collar PPS Brown UL94V-0

■Product Number StructureRefer to the chart below when determining the product specifications from the product number.

Please select from the product numbers listed in this catalog when placing orders.

LF 07 - W B P * - 6 S (**)❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❽

No. of contacts : 3, 4, 6, 11, 12, 20 Contact type P : Male contact S : Female contactOther specifications : A two-digit character is added to indicate other specifications as needed.

2 7

345

1 6

8

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■Plugs

ØA

B

ØC

(Ca

ble

dia

.)

ØA

B

ØC

(Ca

ble

dia

.)

●Lock ease type

Unit : mm

(Representative example.)


Unit : mm

Part No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA B ØCØC Weight

LF07WBPD-6S(31)

LF10WBPD-4S(31)

LF10WBPD-4P(31)

LF10WBPD-12S(31)

LF10WBPD-12P(31)

136-0020-6 31

136-0014-3 31

136-0017-1 31

136-0015-6 31

136-0018-4 31

4

12

16.8 41.8 7.3 19g

Part No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA B ØC Weight

LF07WBP-3S(31)

LF07WBP-3P(31)

LF07WBP-6S(31)

LF07WBP-6P(31)

LF10WBP-4S(31)

LF10WBP-4P(31)

LF10WBP-12S(31)

LF10WBP-12P(31)

LF13WBP-20S

LF13WBP-20P

LF13WBP-11S

LF13WBP-11P

136-0003-7 31

136-0004-0 31

136-0001-1 31

136-0002-4 31

136-0005-2 31

136-0006-5 31

136-0007-8 31

136-0008-0 31

136-0009-3

136-0010-2

136-0011-5

136-0012-8

3

6

4

12

20

11

12.3

14.8

17.9

35.8

41.8

51.9

5

7.3

8.7

11g

17g

16g

29g

6 14.3 35.8 5 12g

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E

ØA

ØB

D

C

F(HEX)

■Receptacles●Front panel mount type・Solder Type

Unit : mm

Part No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA ØB ØCC D E Weight

LF07WBR-3P

LF07WBR-3S

LF07WBR-6P

LF07WBR-6S

LF10WBR-4P

LF10WBR-4S

LF10WBR-12P

LF10WBR-12S

LF13WBR-20P

LF13WBR-20S

LF13WBR-11P

LF13WBR-11S

136-1003-2

136-1004-5

136-1001-7

136-1002-0

136-1005-8

136-1006-0

136-1007-3

136-1008-6

136-1009-9

136-1010-8

136-1011-0

136-1012-3

3

6

4

12

20

11

10.3

12.8

15.9

13

15.3

18.3 7.75

16.55

15.05

15.25

19.05

17.25

17.25

19.05

7.65

7.75

1M9∞0.75

M11∞0.75

M14∞0.75

4g

6g

5g

6g

9g

10g

9g

10g

F

11

13

17



●Front panel mount type・Through hole TypeØ

A

ØB

D

C

EF(HEX)

Unit : mm

Part No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA ØB C D E F Weight

LF13WBR-20SD 136-1017-7 20 15.9 18.3 17.5 7.75 M14∞0.75 17 9g

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●Rear panel mount type ・ Through hole Type

ØA

C

E

ØB

Unit : mm

ØA

C

E

D(HEX)

ØB

■Receptacles●Rear panel mount type・Solder Type

■Jacks

ØA

ØB

C

ØD

(

Ca

ble

dia

.)

Unit : mm




Part No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA ØB C D E Weight

LF10WBRB-12PD 136-1015-112 12.8 18.3 17.5 17 M14∞0.75 9g

LF10WBRB-12SD 136-1016-4

Unit : mmPart No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA ØB C D E Weight

LF10WBRB-4P 136-1118-4 4

12.8 18.3

19.05

17 M14∞0.75 10gLF10WBRB-12P 136-1013-612 17.25

LF10WBRB-12S 136-1014-9

LF13WBRB-20S 136-1018-0 2015.9 21.5 19.25 20 M17∞0.75 16g

LF13WBRB-11S 136-1019-2 11

Part No. HRS No. No. of contacts ØA ØB C ØD Weight

LF07WBJ-3P 136-2003-83

10.3 11.5 36.3 5 11gLF07WBJ-3S 136-2004-0

LF07WBJ-6P 136-2001-26

LF07WBJ-6S 136-2002-5

LF10WBJ-4P 136-2005-34

12.8 13.8 42.4 7.3 16gLF10WBJ-4S 136-2006-6

LF10WBJ-12P 136-2007-912

LF10WBJ-12S 136-2008-1

LF13WBJ-20P 136-2009-420

15.9 16.9 52.4 8.7

29g

LF13WBJ-20S 136-2010-3 30g

LF13WBJ-11P 136-2011-611

29g

LF13WBJ-11S 136-2012-9 30g

D(HEX)

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■CAP●For Receptacles

B

ØA

Unit : mm


Part No. HRS No. Applicable connector ØA B Weight

LF07WBR-C 136-3008-7

LF07WBR-6P

12.3

8.8

4gLF07WBR-6S

LF07WBR-3P

LF07WBR-3S

LF10WBR-C 136-3001-8

LF10WBR-4P

14.8 5g

LF10WBR-4S

LF10WBR-12P

LF10WBR-12S

LF10WBRB-4P

LF10WBRB-12P

LF10WBRB-12S

LF10WBRB-12PD

LF10WBRB-12SD

LF13WBR-C 136-3003-3

LF13WBR-20P

17.9 7g

LF13WBR-20S

LF13WBR-11P

LF13WBR-11S

LF13WBR-20SD

LF13WBRB-20S

LF13WBRB-11S

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BContact position arrangement and specifications

Note 1 : The contact configuration as viewed from the female contact connector mating side.Note 2 : The ▼ symbol indicates polarizing key position. Note 3 : Withstanding voltages are test voltage values.

A +0.05

0Alignment guide

B+0.05 0

BPanel Cutout Unit : mm

13

2

1

2

34

5

6 1

23

4

1

2

3

456

7

8

9

10

1112A

B

2

5 61 3

74

D

C 32

1

876 9 10

4 5

1716

20

131211 14 15

18 19

BSolder termination fixture

Note : It is applicable regard less of given alphabets or Numbers shown at *.

HRS No.Part No. Applicable connectors

150-0232-0

150-0233-3

150-0235-9

150-0236-1

150-0237-4

150-0238-7

LF07BP-T01

LF07BJ-T01

LF10BP-T01

LF10BJ-T01

LF13BP-T01

LF13BJ-T01

LF07WBP-**

LF07WBJ-**

LF10WBP-**

LF10WBJ-**

LF13WBP-**

LF13WBJ-**

(Representative example.) (Representative example.)

BApplicable tools

Part No.Description HRS No. LF series Applicable cable dia.

HR10A-TC-02

LF-TC-01

Manual cable clamp crimp

Note : Applicable cable dia. is only 5mm for LF series.

150-0041-2

150-0234-6

5 (Note)

7.3 · 8.7

Unit : mm


Shell size LF07 LF10 LF13

Contact arrangement

No. of contacts 3 6 4 12 11 20

Withstanding voltage 1250V AC 300V AC 1250V AC 300V AC4 7

AC300VAC1250V AC300V

Current rating 5A 2A 10A 2A4 7

2A10A 2A

Insulation resistance 1000Mø

Contact resistance 15mø 5mø 15mø4 7

15mø5mø 15mø

Solder pot inner diameter 1.15mm 0.8mm 1.7mm 0.8mm4 7

0.8mmØ1.7 Ø0.8

Shell size A B Weight

LF07WBR-** Ø9.05 8.1

0.7 to 2LF10WBR-** Ø11.05 10.2

LF13WBR-**Ø14.05 13.1

LF10WBRB-**

LF13WBRB-** Ø17.05 16.1 0.7 to 4.8

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□Termination and Assembly Instructions

2 2 Thread the tightening collar, strain relief collar,

seal bushing and the backshell over the cable

as illustrated.

No. Illustration Operation

Solder termination fixture1 Plug 1

Plug disassembly

Insertion direction

Body / insulator assembly

Locking collar

Backshell

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

Solder termination fixture

Jack

Insertion direction


Backshell

Jack Disassembly

Insert the plug into securely held solder

termination fixture as shown.

Loosen the backshell turning it counter

clockwise and remove it from the body/

insulator assembly.

Insert the jack into the securely held solder

termination fixture as shown.

Loosen the backshell turning it

counterclockwise.

Notes

12Connector Assembly

(1)

(2)

(3)

Backshell

Threaded section

Tightening collar

Threaded section

1 Apply a coating of Loctite 7649

(Manufactured by Henkel Japan, Ltd,) primer

to the threaded sections of the backshell and

the tightening collar. Completely dry the

coated surfaces.

Drying time at room temperature is

approximately 30 to 70 seconds.

Ensure sufficient ventilation of the area at

time of drying.

Take necessary steps to protect the coated

surfaces from contamination.

Fixture Part No. Applicable connector

LF07BP-T01 LF07WBP-6S,6P,3S,3P

LF10BP-T01

LF13BP-T01

LF10WBP-4S,4P,12S,12P

LF13WBP-20S,20P,11S,11P


LF07BJ-T01 LF07WBJ-6S,6P,3S,3P

LF10BJ-T01

LF13BJ-T01

LF10WBJ-4S,4P,12S,12P

LF13WBJ-20S,20P,11S,11P

Tightening collar

Strain relief collarBackshell

Gasket CableCable preparation end

Note

Threading the components may not be

possible after the cable-end finishing process.

Note

When removing, assembling and wiring, be sure to use a solder termination fixture. Directly fixing the locking collar in place with a vice etc.. could lead to damage, deformation or lacuna of retaining ring.

Note

When removing, assembling and wiring, be

sure to use a solder termination fixture.

Directly fixing the body in place with a vice

etc.. could lead to damage or deformation.

Retaining ringA Detail view

Note Vice fixed ban

Note Vice fixed ban

AVice

Vice

Vice

Vice

The connectors are delivered with pre-assembed condition and the disassembly as shown No.1.

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2 – 2

2 – 1

C mm

12

6 44664

1 to 61 to 910 to 121 to 45 to 7

46

1 to 5,16 to 206 to 1520

11

Table 3 Heat shrink tubing Dimensions

No. ofConductors

No. of contacts

3Cable preparation

Cable outer jacket

Shielding mesh

A

1

No.

1

Shielding mesh(Folded back)

WiresCable outer jacket 2

4 to 5mm

2

33

Table 2. Stripping Dimensions

Cable outer jacketWires

Shielding mesh

Cable outer jacket

B

Conductors

Wires

Stripping dimensions

Strip the cable’s outer jacket to the dimensions

illustrated in the table 1.

Fold back the shielding mesh over the cable’s

outer jacket assuring that it is uniform on its

diameter.

Strip the wires to the dimensions illustrated in

the Table 2.

Notes

(1)

(2)

Exercise caution not to damage the shielding

mesh.

Any damage to the cable’s outer jacket may

affect the waterproof performance of the

assembled connector.

Note

When stripping the wires exercise caution not

to damage it’s insulation, folded over

shielding mesh or cable’s outer jacket.

It may cause deffects in insulation,

conduction, and waterproof performance.

Illustration Operation

Table 1. Stripping Dimensions

No. of Conductors A mm

3

68 to 9

4 13 to 14

12

11

20

14 to 15

23 to 24

23 to 24 (No.1 to 7)22 to 23 (No.A to D)

2±0.53±0.52±0.5

No. of Conductors B mm

3

6

2.5±0.5

4

12

11

20 2±0.5

2±0.5 (No.1 to 7)3±0.5 (No.A to D)

Stripping dimensions

4 Soldering

1 Soldering conditions

Soldering iron tip temperature: 350±10ç

Soldering time: within 5 sec.

Notes

(1)

(2)

Assure that the solder compound is

sufficiently melted on the soldering iron tip.

When applying, make sure that the solder will

flow correctly at all the contact surfaces

between the conductor and the contact.

Insulator

Contact

Wire C

Heat-shrink tubing

Solder

Insulator

0.5 mm min.

Wire insulation

Insulator wall

Contact

InsulatorInsulator wall

Wire insulationContact

Place a heat-shrink tubing (inside diameter of

1.1 mm min.) over every other wire.

Perform the soldering of the contact and the

conductor, with the wire’s insulation touching

the contact as shown.

After soldering, slide the heat shrink tubing

over the soldered joint and shrink it. The

tubing should touch the insulator as shown.

Perform the soldering of the contact and the

conductor, with the wire’s insulation touching

the contact as illustrated.

When soldering, to maintain the insulation

between adjacent contacts. Make sure that

the wire’s insulation remains below the edge

of the insulator’s wall 0.5 mm min., as

illustrated.

– 2 3, 4, 11(No.A to D) Conductors2

(1)

(2)

2 – 1 6, 12, 11(No.1 to 7), 20 Conductors

(1)

(2)

(3)

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No.

4 33

Shielding mesh(Folded back)

D Cable outer jacket After the soldering, keep a distance of D

between the contact end and the cable’s

outer jacket as illustrated.

Note

The distance of D is required in order to

assure correct assembly of the backshell.


No. of Conductors

36

D mm

6 to 7

4

18 to 19

1210 to 1113 to 14

1120

Table 4. Wire Dimensions

2

1

3

Soldered joints

Cable outer jacket

Cable outer jacket

5 to 6mm

Cable outer jacket

Shielding mesh

Wires Copper tape

2 m

m

ma

x.

3

Copper tape

Copper tape

Wires

Copper tape

Overlap of the copper tape

Crimping of the Shielding ClampSolder termination fixture


2

1

1±0.5mmCable outer jacketGround clamp

Shielding clamp

Shielding mesh

5

4

Commercially

available pliers

4

Overlap of the copper tape

E

Shielding clamp

After completion of the soldering operations

carefully remove (holding on the locking collar)

the body/insulator assembly from the solder

termination fixture.

Wrap the folded over shielding mesh with 5 to

6mm wide copper tape to assure that it will

not become loose.

Apply the copper tape so that the shielding

mesh does not protrude from under it.

Insert the “U” shaped shielding clamp over the

copper tape as shown on the illustration.

It is critical that the overlap of the copper tape

is located inside the shielding clamp as shown

on the illustration.

Using commercially available pliers bend the

open ends of the shielding clamp as illustrated,

assuring that it stays in place. The dimension

of E. between opposing edges of the shielding

clamp is necessary to assure correct final

crimp.

NoteExercise caution not to damage or deform the

solder joints.

Note

After wrapping the copper tape, the tape

should overlap itself by 2mm max.

Note

When the end of the copper tape wrapping is

positioned at the open side of the ground

fitting, the end portion of the copper tape

wrapping will no longer be covered by the

ground fitting when the ground fitting is

crimped.

Table 5

Shell size ELF07LF10

5mm max.

7mm max.LF13

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No.

5

6

55

Note

It is critical that the protrusions are inside thecorresponding grooves.It may cause breakage, when a tightening collar is assembled.

Forming cavityCrimping tool

5.3 7.0

Connector Assembly1 2,

BackshellThreaded section

Wrench width : D

3

4

55

3 4,

Tightening collar

Groove Protrusion

Strain relief collar

Gasket

Tightening collar

Threaded section

Both sides of the shielding clamp must be

placed in the forming cavity of the tool

(as shown on the illustration) and crimped

over the cable by closing the tool completely.

1 Place the body/insulator assembly in the

applicable solder termination fixture.

Slide forward the gasket and insert it in

the backshell until fully seated.

Verify that the Locktite 7649 primer

(or equivalent) on the threaded sections of the

backshell and tightening collar are dry.

Apply the Locktite 263 compound to the

tightening collar’s threaded section and attach

it to the backshell.

Slide forward the strain relief collar and insert

it in the backshell, making sure that the

opposing protrusions fit inside the

corresponding grooves, as shown on the

illustration.

2 Coat the thread section of the body/insulator

assembly with Loctite 263 compound

(manufactured by Henkel Japan, Ltd.) or

equivalent, tightening it with a torque

specified in the table 6.


Crimping tool Forming cavityApplicable

cablediameter

Shielding clampdiameter

after crimping

HR10A-TC-025.3 5mm

–––

7.3mm

8.7mm

5.3mm to5.5mm

–––

7.9mm to8.1mm

9.1mm to9.3mm

7.0

LF-TC-017.9

9.1

Shell size Tightening torque Wrench width

LF07

LF10

10mm1N·m to 1.5N·m

1N·m to 1.5N·m 13mm

LF13 1.5N·m to 2N·m 16mm

Table 6 (Recommend tightening torgue)



LF07BP-T01

LF10BP-T01

LF13BP-T01

LF07WBP-6S,6P,3S,3P

LF10WBP-4S,4P,12S,12P

LF13WBP-20S,20P,11S,11P

LF07BJ-T01

LF10BJ-T01

LF13BJ-T01

LF07WBJ-6S,6P,3S,3P

LF10WBJ-4S,4P,12S,12P

LF13WBJ-20S,20P,11S,11P

Locktite areaWiring side 1 to 2 threaded portion

Body/insulator assembly

Notes

(1)

(2)

The applied loctite should not protrude out further

than the wiring side 1 to 2 threaded section. If it

does, it may affect waterproof performance and

locking. Please remove any protruding loctite

with a cloth or cotton swab. etc.

It is critical that the cable itself will not turn or

twist during this operation.

It may cause breakage at the soldered area.

For plug assembly

For jack assembly

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No.

6 66

Remove the connector from the solder

termination fixture, holding it by the locking

collar. Do not pull on the cable.

It may cause breakage.

7After connector assembly procedure is completed,

compress air in to the connector from the mating

side under 17.6 kPa for 30 seconds check that no

air leaks out of the connector.

Tightening collar


Shell size Tightening torqueWrench width

LF07

LF10

LF13

10mm0.8N·m to 1N·m

0.7N·m to 1N·m

1 N·m to 1.5 N·m

14mm

16mm

Wrench width

Recommended tightening torgue

Confirmation of Waterproof Performance

Remarks : The cable satisfies required specifications for UL specification.

Notes : The cable pull and twisting strength, waterproof tightness and other characteristics may differ, depending on the cable structure,

please confirm before the use.

□Cable Specifications (Reference)

The characteristics and the specifications contained herein are for reference purpose. Please refer to the latest customer drawings prior to use.The contents of this catalog are current as of date of 07/2018. Contents are subject to change without notice for the purpose of improvements.

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Material Tin plated soft copper wire

Size (mm) Ø0.18 Ø0.26 Ø0.16 Ø0.16 Ø0.16 Ø0.26 Ø0.16

Construction 20 /Ø0.18 mm dia. 20 /Ø0.26 mm dia. 7 /Ø0.16 mm dia. 7 /Ø0.16 mm dia. 7 /Ø0.16 mm dia. 26 /Ø0.26 mm dia. 7 /Ø0.16 mm dia.

Size (AWG) 20 AWG 16 AWG 26 AWG 26 AWG 26 AWG 16 AWG 26 AWG

Sectional area 0.5 1.25 0.14 0.14 0.14 1.25 0.14

Diameter (mm) Ø0.98 Ø1.5 Ø0.48 Ø0.48 Ø0.48 Ø1.5 Ø0.48

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Thickness (mm) 0.26 0.3 0.2 0.21 0.21 0.3 0.24

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Density 85% 80% or more 85% 80% or more 80% or more 80% or more

Diameter (mm) Ø3.6 Ø5.5 Ø3.4 Ø4.2 Ø5.1 Ø6.7

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